What etiquette should ancient princesses perform the next day after marriage to salute the queen mother, emperor and queen?

The ancient princess went to salute the queen mother, emperor and queen the day after her marriage. Specific etiquette may vary according to different dynasties and court rules. The following is the general etiquette process:

1. Salute the Empress Dowager first: The princess should go to the Empress Dowager's bedroom first, kowtow to the Empress Dowager three times, and say some words of blessing to show her respect and filial piety.

2. Salute the emperor again: The princess then went to the emperor's imperial study, made three obeisances to the emperor and said some words of blessing to express her loyalty and respect to the emperor.

3. Finally, salute the queen: The princess finally went to the queen's bedroom, kowtowed to the queen for three times, and said some words of blessing to show her friendship and respect.

These ceremonies are manifestations of respect and obedience to elders and superiors, and are also traditional ceremonies to maintain the order of honor and inferiority in the royal family.